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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27
Mr.. Olsveland's Amulet.

Decidedly the most romatic episode in
Mr.. Cleveland's present peregrinations is
the presentation to him of the important
gift which Mr.. George Washington
Augustus Jones, of Lynn, Mississippi,
accompanied and explained by the follow
ing note; LAS desire President Cleve-
land to be reelected, l send him the left
hind foot of a graveyard rabbit that was
killed in the dark of the moon. Tell him
to preserve carefully, and as long as he
keeps it he viii always get there" 1t will
not need this caution from George Wash
ington Augustus to induce the President
to cherish that left hind foot of grave
yard rabbit. Doubtless he knows the
sanctity ascribed to the amulet by the col
ored people at the South. Uncle Remus
has repeatedly testified to the strength of
his peoples belief in this particular frag-
ment of the anatomy of "Brer Rabbit. "
The fortunate possessor of such mortu
ary relic is regarded as SHOT proof in the
melon-patch and the turkey-roost. For
him nocturnal wanderings in the precincts
of the smoke house have no terrors, and
the fowls that expect to escape him must
indeed roost high. His tobacco and corn
will always flourish, and his whisky barrel
will never run dry. His enemies shall be
COMPOUNDED, and whatever enterprise he
v
Washington Augustus Jones states, get
there"
With that left hind foot of the grave
yard rabbit in his pocket, Mr. Clevelands
reelection is assured from the "Hoodoo"
point of view Nothing can touch him
Private malice foreign levy, Republican
majority in the ballot hoXc>-all must fail
before the magic of the rabbits foot.
But the question arises, i it after all quite
fair for Mr.. Cleveland to avail himself of
the powers of the air" by taking shelter
behind George Washington Augustus
Jones invnciblc rabbits FOOT We
know that in the middle age. when
everybody believed in sorCery and the
black art ii was the custom for champions
about to encounter in the lists 10 take a
solemn oath that they were not protected by
any amulet. charm or magical device what
ever and If n knight had been convicted Of
80 reinforcing himself he would have been
ruled out a. promptly A. the jockey club
ruled out the Marquis Of Ailc>bury. The
general opinion was that nobody had a
right Ia invoke supernatural aid in fight,
and surely the Judgment of our ancestors
on that point was sound 1t may perhaps
be alleged that il j. open To the Republican
National Committee 10 provide its candi-
date also with the left hind foot of
graveyard rabbit Killed at the dark OF the
moon. But the Republican party never
viii consent to the adoption OF a method
80 clearly unpro> iied for in the Con~titu-
tion. On the whole, it seems proper that
this momrntuu~ question should he settled
At once. If Mr.. Cleveland j. willing TO
substitute the haucful and sinister in
fiucncr Of a graveyard rabbits left hind
foot for the frccmau~ ballot. which fans
like snow fakes on the sod. the country
should De informed Of the facts a >oom
H. pp>>ihlc.-N ! IriiuHc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27
Hancock County Grange.

The last meeting of the county grange
was held with Bay View Grange, Eden,
Oct. 10. Worthy Master Wilson presided
About one-half of the whole number pres
ent during the day were members of 9TH
er oranges, Lamoine being largely repre-
scented.
The address of welcome was delivered
by Worthy Master Charles Paine of Bay
View grange, and the response by Worthy
Master Helen Cousins of Lamoine grange.
Excellent music was furnished by the choir
of Bay View. also a fine recitation by
sister Alice Smith of Floral grange. Bucks
port. After dinner the program consisted
of an essay by Bro. Julian Emery. select
reading by sister Jennie Paine, and the
discussion of two questions Resolved,
that the mental capacity of man is greater
than that of woman" and Resolved, that
the heroes of the Rebellion deserve more
merit than the heroes of the Revolution. =
The fifth degree was conferred upon sew
eral candidates.
The next county meeting is To be held
with Pamela grange, Hancock, Nov, II.
4 full attendance is hoped for
PATRON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27
Failure Of Woodman, True & Co.

tate Thursday afternoon it became
known that the old and hitherto reliable
firm of Woodmau True 4 Co, Portland,
had suspended payment and had made an
assignment 10 Hiram knowlton. Esq. aud
tlfred Wondman.
n j. stated that the liabilities Of the
,ir,s win reach s.JOo10 Their assets can
.nfy 81. estimated and $3.50 900 may not be
f3rolIr Of the way The cause of their sns-
aeusion was the maturing of their paper
which they had net time 70 meet and the
funds TO pay wilci. they didn't feel auth
arized to obtain. Tile creditors are most
II Philadelphia New YORK and Boston
parties.
The bushes, methods Of the firm nave
ALWAYS been above reproach and there Is
general sympathy with them in their
trouble .-.
statement win be prepared giving
..arff.,I account Of the assets for the Den
,fit Of ,,u parties interested circular
s.n,,oi,ll. in.. >lie failure has been sent 20
~ tl,q creditors The business OF the
sr,, win be continued nnder the direction
n tbc assignees, until further arrange
alents ere made.
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southwest Harhor


Sill the wc,liin. bells are ringing
Gladstone no;e>. joy liuion- wineins
Loves Young dream 70 fond hearts bringing
4 wealth 81 bliss vt untold;
~wr,, fancy, lutte j, softly singing,
Happy hopes ere now up>pringing,
Care and grief 10 shadow flingiu-
DER The wear, to be unrollrI
No objections were raised when our
busy doctor saw tit To take unto himself
hclp-ncct. even though he sent hi> wife
home and '.pearcd out" all alone by himself
At church the first SUNDAY after wcdlJek.
nor when certain giddy Young couples
entered the matrimonial state with the
usual din Of scTcnadng did our good
people enter protest. out when our post
mistress who has for nearly two years
faithfully discharged the duties of her
Office to the general satisfaction OF an cX-
acting public did with malice intent on
her return from Boston with dry good,
and millinery. bring home a husband. with
out even 'by your leave. it was deemed
an act of audacity unparalleled However
Mrs. Farnsworth. H>e Miss Robinson. being
Of an independent turn of mind shows no
reinor~c for her escapadc, Madam Grun-
dy must make the best of the situation
and shower blessings on the happy pair
Harvey W Hodgkin> of Bar Harbor
has moved hi, family and household goods
to this place, and will occupy for the win
ter the cottage Of J. J. Lawton. with the
intention Of building in the spring on 4
lot recently purchased.
House carpenters have been rushing
work during the late fine weather, on the
several buildings under way. VIM.
sents fine appearance. J. A. Freeman,
stable has an ornamental look which cau,-
es many to mistake it for "A dwelling
house.
A brave beginning has been made Oh the
sidewalk, between the corner and post
Office by Dudley Mayo and Ralph Robin
son. The ''fiat-iron" section is now to be
heard from.
The Carter cottage lately vacated by
the Drs. Fulton has been rented to DR..
Neal.
Two large full blown vlolets were
picked Oct. % by Byron Carpenter in 4. l.
Holmes pasture.
Mrs. j 7. X. Freeman is making visit
Of several weeks among friends IN Rock
land and Lawrence. Many of our people,
principally ladies', lett on the steamer NJ
Desert Friday for a little vacation trip to
the Hub. among the number being Mrs
Ross. Mrs. May Lawton. Miss Grace Law
ton. who will remain away all winter, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Parker and daughter Bessie
Oct. "a SPRAY
san<et.
Parker Sylvester left town for Boston,
Monday.
Mrs. 4. F. Snyder closed her boarding
mouse Monday, and left for her home in
Philadelphia.
Miss Flora Knowlton is visiting friends
and relatives in Portland.
Mrs Hiltz and son returned to their
home in Washington, ID. c., Oct. II.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sellers were the re-
cipients of twin boys, Friday, Oct II.
Mrs Carrie Bray left town Monday on
steamer Mt. Desert for her home in Cam
den.
Mr. c. b. Small has commenced the cree
ton of house at Green's Landing.
Mr.. G. +. Small was in Bangor last
week, to purchase lumber for the yard Of
Haskell & Small. SUNRISE.
Oct. %.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27
LemueI Ward Peters,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
300 Washington ST.. Room II. Rogers
Buiiding. Boston. Mass.
ts43
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
lNIsTRbI nF THE CRIME,
Washington, October "A, is,

Washington, October a, lSs1.
ISTHEREAS BY satisfactory evidence presented
w To the undersigned. it has been made 10 APP
pear that The Bur1iIl National Bank, of Els
worth" in the City Of Ellsworth 10 the county Of
Hanrock and state of Maine, has complied with all
pro, Sions of the Statutes Of the United tdtes
CURED to he complied with before assOci alton,
shall he authorized to commence the business Of
Banking Now therefore I.Wiliiam t. TrtnhOm
Comptroller Of the Currency. do hereby certify
that 1.-THE BLrrif National Rank, OF Ellsworth, .
in the City Of Ellsworth, in the County OF Hancock
and state o. Maine, is authorized to commence the
business Of B Inkinsa provided in sec.ion fifty
one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised
Statutes of the United states
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
of Office this 24th day of Octolter, iss7.
U.s1 Signed W. l.. TRENHOLM
No 3s14 Comptroller OF the currency
l0y43
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Il, NORRIS
No. Q Main Street.
II +-+-t
FALL Al! WINTER GOODS.

Daily additions are being
made to our already full
line Of Dress Goods, and
we arc more confident than
ever that we can offer our
customers the best there IS
in the market. Our stock
Of Ladies', Misses and
Children 5 garments IS IN
large variety. Our stock
of shawls IS complete ard
we would be pleased u
show them to those intend
ing to purchase. The var
ietv Of Fur goods and trim
mings Of all kinds cannot
be cXccllcd. HosierEin all
sizes, colors and prices.
Gloves for the crowd.
Yarns in all kinds. If you
are in want of goods at 4
fair price give Us a call.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27

The following statistics gathered from r..
liable sources are both interesting and IN
.tructi,e aud may BE- turned into money, 10
speak, by farmers and poultry rai>cr>. The
number Of fowl has greatly increased in the
this increase has been larger in the New Eng
land and Middle STATES than in ANY other.
Twcntv->sVen States report over one million
each. Seventeen States report over Two mill
ions each. Thirteen States report over three
millions each while the states of Illinois. Iowa.
New York. Ohio and renn-y IL ania report over
five millions each. In eighteen IL the states
the annual average product OF eggs per hen i
a, follows
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Deer II..

Deer Iaf
The following is a list of persons in the
town of Deer Isle, past the age of so
years, as nearly as can Oe ascertained I:
Peter Eaton. 97 Nathaniel Robbins, 81:
Asa Richardson, 81 Salome Sellers. 81,
Levi Greenlaw, SO; Mrs. John w. Small,
So; Admiral Sawyer, IS: Gideon Hatch,
IS lydia Babbidge, IS; Dea. Hale Pow
ers. "a: Mrs. Abbie Gray, "a; Mrs. Eliza
Webb. 81 Mrs. Leonard Judkins, SO; Mrs.
Elsie Greenlay, 81; Mrs. Rebecca Green
law, 80; Mrs. Abbie Hatch, 81; Mr. Stin-
son Mathews, SO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27

North ismoin~
,,--,.ta,. If last week Mr.. and Mrs
~ - .yaEsrl,n6 went TO Massachusetts,.
10 visit their relatives ana lfieii"''
Az. ,-.,rgins who has spent the
9liss - ~. her 9,,nt Mrs. II. II. Clark
SeASon lL., ~. Harlsor returned Wednes-
a. mi, Dleased with her visit
Oct. -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-10-27
State Of Maine.

HANcoCK : -Court ~ Insolvency second
Thursday OF Oct, \ j.. l-S7.
In ia. II t.t-.rof an III RJyllJ r % Ellsworth
insolyeut debtor IL il hereby ordered that
notice be gScnto all persons Interested in the set
Element IT the first account az II. 7. SOW lie,
assignee Of the above named insOlycnt debtor, py
causing copy Of this order to be published ~ o
weeks, successfully, in the Ellsworth American, a
newspaper printed or published in Ellsworth in
said county that they may appear At court OF In
Solvency, To be held 1T the Probate court room on
the second "Wednesday Gt NOV. neXta two O'Clock
In the afternoon and DC heart thereon and object if
they see cause.
q. =. CUNNINGHAM.
Judge Of insolvency court Hancock county
A true copy, Attest :-tHAs. +. DoRR. Register
2w4j
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; '''' - .''''' ~ '''''
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f'"a''- an" acceptance .'i ','s report %. %.
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r'i'r'>'h ''4 a. I"H'">
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h"A'h-
fi'""I'" f4''>-i'''"n' '''' '''' ANA
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"f1'i Landing i'.'. ~ , h'a'' '''',
J.. t1~~' .i
I'''' ISL >'' !'i'' ''''''''
brewer ANS q. huNA'i. MIS-
iiAl'. Mss T.. N'-'''IFA.
Bangor Nil Hattie Burr. NJ Mr.
he sweet. Mt Fred hT'"h
Bu'A>pori-Ml~H Gardner.
brewer ill'I-"' N't represented
Bueh-lI-Nr> l. {. Hrrrl'h he'- Af-
Freeman Rev Mr. Mason
Interesting reports were had from each
society IN" following reported i'r u'r'r
society
'rland-A- : Hartman
a>i'ne-Ni>o Lime Robinson.
BInehiIi-Ror- Mr.. Freeman.
Ellsworth fti!> 'IirAm bartlett
''Fr'h Landing Key = hFa''"t'.
brewer KEY - d MrrFii..
han2of MISS hA''i' b"ff-
N''S" ''h -I'e\- UT l'a'
buch>P'ri-hi>N ''aFdhrF-
present hy NPe'lAi ii'i'a'''h-
After me organization an aH'F'N' 81
welcome Wa H'"Neieu "H iF'>''''"' ;
rag. ne convention t!i'h ""y"urh'' u''-
III o'clock.
- : O'CLOCK arg A'''nuail'o a9>e'i'-
olel % participate ~ lh' u''ol'"ha' >'f-
vice cohduc'e" ~ heN. \ L Nh!iiiief-
he discussions l'i4o"tH lhihealAtel!
the devotional service. fIr>t discussion
me Dr'r4ophtht 81 Ac'i'e rely on the
Fart 81 l"uh- fe"PI'' icy Mf. t"f>l Ih'
bueAsP"r' Key. y Is MerF'"' brewer
IehtrdI dl>cu>>ioh-EI Elements 81 sue
cess 10 our "ork-
a committee "orA-Ml>N hale' MISS
farker'
o. ouf ilcl55e--Nlr' rage hF>, iia>heI4,
G. CohNecFalloh meeting MISS rage
Miss homer.
Following inc dlscu>Sions came lAe
In lhl> Mf = IarK showed lhat proper
/ ly educated conscience should IN great
many Instances pt 2Hlne 10 our acliohs'
Inc convention theh ADJOURNED uh'il .'u
! ne evening exercises commenced Win
praise service c"'iduc'e" .! he'' Mi'
freeman OF biuen'N' a''! a>s'>'e" .! 'ht
cholr' Aitef me praise service an INV ''a
tloh was eAtehueu anu "cceP'eu' 70 h"io
tile i'eAt '"h'eh'ioh AT -'ls"oi III AIS
| ne 'houei"'"l 'heh ih'''iu'e" he'
r T. iarh' - ~ l'uiiuei VI tue i""hs
reople 'oo'e'S VI Ni'i iS'iaii r1'i''ea' VI a.
an interesting anu Pioh'""ie a'''''e-
/ >lo"eu 'ile ieia'ioh u ''ie No''e'' " ''''
church now III It" sii"r' YEAR IL la'
VI ii'"t''' aus "''a'''''' .''o la H"'''''
Z Oh TWO huhufed tho"sahu il'eii"eFs' IL Il
not independent Of the church but on the
I a,.I,,,,,t {. a,n.;n..,,, ,.orr.l,.d a. N.
] " '-'N
parent and child. Many interesting facts
were related nv the sneaker which showed
/
/ the great success OF thc society After
'p'a
r'ui''' u iii'i '''ON ''o'' anu AM ''''
company was greeted with oountlfui sup
| ply of ice-cream and cake, after which
IN. moderator WA, ayain called ia IN.
a., a.. a..,,;..
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Riuehiil.
Capt. Daniel Dunn arrived on Saturday
from Honduras. He will return after a
short visit to his family.
Mr.. Nahum Hinckley and A. c. O.~
have purchased valuable wood L.. u
the estate of the late X. G. W. Dodge
Mr. Alexander Hamilton was buried
here on Saturday. He was for many years
a resident of this town, a steady, indus
triOus. hard working man. and good
citizen
Quite a number of residences in the
village are closed for the winter the own
ers and occupants spending the winter
away.
Within "A circle Of mile from this vii
lagc | find the following persons over so
wears old Rev l.. s Trip ~. willard
Fisher ST. Thomas Lufkm 81 John
Stevens. Esq, -, Mrs Veazie 81, Israel
Webher 81, Mrs Trundy g. Mrs. Isaac
Slower -. Mrs NJ 4. Gillpatric s., Mrs.
Elvinl Hinckley, 50, Mrs. Mary X. Chase
-. at present on visit to Boston /;
Vc~pa>ian Ellis 50, Solacc Morse 50, Mrs.
Serena Lord -, Mrs Edna II. Gregory
81. MIR liargraye> -. Mrs. Nancy o>gpod
- anl there are probably a many more
in town.
Mr. anl Mrs Frank Dodge, Arthur G..
iImckl"y, Esq, Eugene A. Stevens, \ b..
Holt, Mr. Ernest Dodge, Miss Fo~ta
Parker Miss Minnie L. Stevens and some
others were all in Boston last week We
feel Ia hopes some Of them will find our
hat y Alch left the harboT " RnCkland a
week before, bound IN thu direction Of
Boston AT rate Of speed which fairly
pu, q alu~h the nice little steamer
''Bllehjil"
TO visit the Battle of Gettysburg which
i truly wonderful WORK OF genius. to
he Hospitality entertained At The very
pleasant residence Of Mr.. and Mrs Nlhinn
Chapman Of Cambridge. to enjoy pleasant
calls at the very fine residences If MrS.
r a. Holt. Capt Il q. F. Candage, and
George A Clnush. Esq and To see all
the sights Of the great Huh and lose our
hat and hc placed under lasting ohliga-
tious t. Capt Cover Of Sargcntylllc.
wcr" among The privileges NJ ypnr corr
respondent last week.
Oct.2i o>,E Is , WnuE
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PATTERN FREE.
MoveM Der 10Th.

IF YOU ARE TORTURED by Skin eruption
this summer use Skin-Suceess Soap for relief.
Sold st the drug store Of 8. D,Wiggin.
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r He subscriber hereby gives p.itiic notice 10 ALI
! concerned, that he has been duty appointed
AZ has taken upon himself, he trust OF an adj.
nIinls.rat1r OF the estate OF VIM l.. Wentworth
late OF Franklin, in the county Of Hancock de-
ceased, by giving bond as the law directs: he
therefore requests all pers who are indebted to
The SAID deeeased's estate To make immediate pay
ment. az u those who have any demands thereon 10
exhibit the same for payment
A. +. BURNHAM
oc,- IL ieci' 3w4S
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ESTATE OF DAVIS { SMITH.
A MISUNDERSTANDING.

~ hy do You look so sad, 50 anxious, so care
worn, Old fellow: Have you lost = friend, or is it
because il is Lentz'
"Yes. You've struck 1t, Charlie; it is because it
is lent-Iny last half ,oar-and | am suffering so
from
IfafsP5!a AID isD.sssII1g,
aud have the Heartburn badly that nothing
viii help ne bu; box of
Dr.. MARX II. wOoDBURY's DYSPEPSIA KILLERS
and they always relieve me, matter how much
| suffer. Little loZcnges to carry in your vest
pocket, always ut hand, always cure and cost YOU
only 80 cents a box (trial boxes for % cents)."
Dopliitie & Smith, "a and % fremont St, Boston,
will send them by mail anywhere in the United
States receipt of price.
ID. KS make you o. X.
lyr3nrmcw
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To the Honorable board of County Commits
-oncrs within and for the County uf tIaacock, IN
state Of Maine.
ID E~PECTFILI. represent the uuicr-i [ucd,
n bein. responsible persons, inhabitants OF -i.id
county, or owners 81 real estate situated therein,
that highway King partly IN the town Of tdcn
ami partly in Mt. Desert, in -aid county and be-
ginning at Il point on the road leading from otter
,rrrk 10 seal Hari,or near the house nf James
Tumhul, thence running nprthcrly across the
land OF Cornelius Wellington to point on the
westerly side Of Turtle Lake, thence To run north.
vriy across land of ". +. H1tiloCk AMI land now
or formerly of one Mayo, aud land OF Brewer and
other- ami al +. aud ;. II Ro'lick, along the East
eru side Of Eagle Lake to point On the road ltai-
Ing from Bar Iiarbnr to >omcsyllle. near The foot
Of Great Pond hill, il demanded by public cOnvcn-
fence and necessity, The undersigle Therefore,
respectfully request your iIOnurs that sou cause
notice 70 be given, aHh YieN OF raid route and
lay out and locate the said road and cause the
same a. he constructed.
; H. WHITING and 1903 9th ers-
Datc.l NJ Bar Harhor this !ish aay Of July, !.
D., lN>1-
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - Court " County Commissioners,
Oct. Term, \. u, lss1.
Upon the foregoing petition it Is considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners re
sponsibe and that they ought To De heard touching
the matter set forth in their petition, and there
fore order that the County Commissioners meet at
the terminus Of said proposed route on the otter
Greek and seal Ilarhur road In Mt.Desert,on Wed
He-ay, the :U,h day of Nov. next at ; O'Clock
A. NJ, and thence proceed a. view the route men
toned in said petition, Immediately after which
view, a hearing OF the parties and witnesses VIII
he had at convenient place iii the vicinity,
and such other measures taken in the premises
the Commissioners shall judge proper And il Is
farther bRDEEED-Ilat notice of the time, place
ana purpose of the Commissioners meeting afore-
sail be given TO all persons aEd corporations IN
tci-ted iy serving attested copies %: the petition
and this order thereon upon the clerks Of the towns
OF Eden and Nj Desert and by posting mp attf-Ief
copies aforessid,i in public plaes ia said towns,
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
said view, ard by publishing the petition aud Or
der thereon. three weeks successfully in the Els
worth Amcri an, newspaper published at Ellis
worth, in the County OF Hancock, the first publ
cation be thirty days at least before the time OF
said view that all persons and corporations inter
ested NAV attend and be heard IL they think fit
Attest H. Ii. SAUNDERS. CLERK.
A true copy OF the petition aDd order thereon.
Arrest IL. b. SAUNDERS, Clsrh.
3.,43
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During the argument of the Attorney
General. Stain maintained the same deter
mined countenance. his jaws being firmly
set. but Cromwell was manifesily nervous.
Hi, face was flushed and he looked like
man about ready to weaken. II will not
be surprising if he breaks down before the
February term Of Court. At the conclu-
sion Of Mr.. Bakers argument Judge Wal
dron said his duty was clear in the matter
The counsel for the defense in referring
to this impOssiblity of identification has
spoken Of man being unable to identify
his own brother. That meant the Judge
himself as he had failed To recognize his
brother after an abseacs of some years,
but it did not necessarily follow that the
evidence of these witnesses was 10 be dis
credited The Judge found probable cause
and ordered tine prisoners to be committed
to Jail to await the February term of
court. 1t was about seven O'Clock when
court adjourned. The prisoners were
taken TO the hotel for supper and left for
Bangor on, the s is train.
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Miss Anna SaGrc|lngGT,
- TEACHER OF -
Music & German,
IELL>n WORTH. MAINE.

Fraulcin >acrchinser has lately arrived from
Dresden, Germany, her former home and where
she was educated, and i prepared TO give lessons
upon the Piano, in singing and IN German.
e = Residence with T.. +. Robin -ON. ESQ.
Ellsworth. Oct. q, 1871. 3wti
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r E P o r T

second annual Convention Of the Han
cock toanty >ocietic. OF Christian In
dca,or, held al Rucksport, Friday. oct
II. I>S..
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yI0giG Nerve Food.
al Retail and Wholesale.

Fl. i. T." and Stomp" cigars
were made elprc>>l! for m,
trade, and The large number
>old since | introduced thrm,
prGir> beyond doubt, that
for 5c. cigars. the! can't be
SURPASSED in The Stale.